Arthur Trace Lectures for the PA on March 28, 2008

"Original, ingenious, and refreshing... Arthur Trace is one of the most creative young magicians I've seen in decades." -- Richard Kaufman, Genii Magazine.

On Friday, March 28, 2008, join FISM award winner Arthur Trace as he shares with you his approach to creating new routines and effects. Arthur will briefly introduce a discussion on theory in creating your own magic, and then he will show you how these creativity principles can be applied by demonstrating and teaching some of the routines in his close-up repertoire.

 
Arthur Trace has taken magical entertainment in a new direction of performance art: expressing his artistic style through original presentations dealing with art, philosophy, and altering the laws of
nature.

Highly acclaimed by his peers as “one of the most unique acts in the world of magic today,” Arthur Trace is the eighth magician in the history of magic to be awarded The International Brotherhood of Magicians “Gold Medal International Award of Excellence,” for his performance of original stage magic. In 2006 he became a FISM award winner at the World Championship of Magic in Stockholm.

Although he makes his home in Chicago, Arthur Trace is a regular performer at Hollywood’s world-famous Magic Castle and New York’s Off-Broadway hit “Monday Night Magic.” When not performing in theatrical productions, he can be found entertaining at colleges and private events around the world.
 

When: Friday, March 28, 2008, 7:45 PM

Where: Mt. Sinai Medical Center, Seminar Room (Main Floor) or Room 1184, depending on availability, 1425 Madison Avenue, at 98th Street, New York, NY

Admission policy:

• Free to S.A.M. Parent Assembly #1 members

• $20 for members of the S.A.M., who are not members of Parent Assembly #1 - Must present valid S.A.M. membership card to qualify

• $25 for other guest magicians